BIMONTHLY INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

 CASE 1

a)Anatomical locations are 

kidneys for decreased urine output

Heart or lungs for sob

Git for constipation and abdominal pain

Outcomes:

Decreased urine output ,vomitings and pedal edema and patient is taken for dialysis for five times

His aki progressed to ckd.

b)fluid replacement 

Antibiotics 

Tramadol

Zofer

Pantop

Lasix

Nebulization

Non pharmacological: ryles tube and nbm 

CASE 2

a)anatomical locations

Haematological causes for anemia

Bone marrow 

Kidneys

Lungs

Outcome -

Pharmacological:antibiotics 

Prbc transfusion 

ATT

Febuxostat

CASE 3

a)anatomical locations

Heart

Cns

b)non pharmacological:salt and fluid restriction 

Pharmacological:

Lasix

Metoprolol 

Enalapril

Human actrapid insulin

CASE 4

a) anatomical locations:

Heart failure 

Polyneuropathy

B)pharmacological:

Thiamine 

Lasix 

Telmisartan

Non pharmacological:salt and fluid restriction.

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